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Li, a big fan of solar energy, in 2012 moved into the thin-film solar panels industry, a niche market most mainstream panel makers chose not to pursue. Photo: Xinhua
Li Hejun, once China’s richest man, gets approval from shareholders to take troubled Hanergy unit private
- Hanergy Thin Film’s shares were suspended four years ago when they suddenly shed about half their value in an hour
- The firm’s chairman, Li Hejun, was banned from being a director in 2017, for failing to disclose loans between the Hong Kong-listed unit and its parent
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Li, a big fan of solar energy, in 2012 moved into the thin-film solar panels industry, a niche market most mainstream panel makers chose not to pursue. Photo: Xinhua
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